For Abiword, you can simply downgrade "wv" from gslapt.
Choose a previous version of wv and click "Downgrade". It'll work. I updated libraries but some application prefer old libs.

Pidgin... I don't understand, I successfully connected to my MSN account, which is "@live.fr". I search a solution. _________________I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite Linux distrbution on the Citadel.

1. Made a "live" CD-RW of lxpup-14.iso that I got last night at the 1st post [now no longer present].

2. It booted just fine.
Made the normal Puppy config choices, and rebooted.

3. Made a pupsave file at shutdown.
I'd already copied the SFS file to a suitably named folder, and saved the pupsave beside the SFS.

4. At reboot, I got the warning "Machine Check Error", and the desktop cyclically rebooted, giving the same warning at each boot.
Any idea of how to fix?
Is the iso faulty?
I see no md5sum for neither lxpup-14, nor lxpup-13.01FULL which I am about to try booting.

5. OK, lxpup-13.01FULL appears to be working just fine.
Typing this from it right now.
First not-so-good thing I noticed is that the optical disk is racing in the drive; had to remove it.
I'll continue exploring.
I wonder if it will be possible to choose if/when "to save or not to save" session changes back to the pupsave?

But recently, i discovered that xfce has one feature which i find very useful.

Using xfce window manager, i could tile 2 windows side by side. I sometimes like to watch video with one window and check up a few things with another window. By being able to tile the 2 windows side by side, i can do both together without having to have 1 window covering the other window.

I wonder if in Lxde window manager, there is a way to achieve this. It will be good if tiling can also be achieved using the Lxde windows manager.

You have replaced puppy's package manger with a different one. I would normally see that negatively, but it being based on slackware using slackware's package manager actually amazed me (I want to know how you did it )

Also I am wondering, how did you build the packages for the lxpup repo? Did you use stock, modified, or scratch-made SlackBuilds? Did you use them at all?_________________....

I set of the delay, I kindly request you to excuse me and to correct me if an answer is missing or incomplete. To be able to be in full ownership of my means, I am obliged to put into action Tchaïkovski and Vivaldi.
There are some which I could not answer, especially at the material level, I do not know many thing. The kernel being for me the heart of Linux, I do not dare to affect it.
I hope that the big connoisseurs can give you an answer.

LordPeter: Welcome to this forum, and thanks you to try Lxpup based on 01Micko's Slacko 5.5.
Unfortunately, I cannot bring of answer for the moment, I go to see near the folder of firmwares.

Sylvander: Lxde/Pcmanfm doesn't support Drives on desktop, but, maybe you can try this from akash_rawal http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=632792#632792
For Terminal icon, go in the menu, right click on the terminal, and click on the option to add a shortcut. Or, go to /usr/share/applications, copy the terminal icon, and paste it on your "Desktop" folder ( located in /root/desktop ).

pchan: I do not manage to visualize what you describe me, could you send me a screen shot please? It's possible to lauch Xfwm4 in replacement of Openbox if you want.

musher0: To be frank, I do not know, indeed, I'm exhausted, student and employee at a college as a "pion" ( In French lycées, the pions (officially called surveillants) are responsible for supervising pupils.) I wanted to show my vision of Puppy. Puppy up to date, under an aspect other than JWM + Rox, with possibilities of changes, a package manager more efficient... Puppy can be pleasant to see, without sacrificing its lightness.

I try certainly to make of Puppy an operating system as an other one finally, and I have can be understood the philosophy of Puppy. Or rather, I do not want to understand it.
Little of returns of about some of my contributions in the subsection " Desktop " consolidates me in this opinion. No, Puppy is not or a little interested in other thing than Jwm / Openbox / Icewm. I am not in the requirement of the lightness.

I also owe that I am tried a lot to continue with Salix / Slackware, a developer with whom I discussed having made a pleasant description of the system. I installed it on my PC, and it is a really complete system, other thing than Ubuntu / Debian. I like it. I discovered Slackware thanks to 01Micko and his Slacko in fact.

I'm not sure Lxpup serves the interests of Puppy, there are many derivatives, and I see that the basic Puppies are not inspired by any of these derivatives, which may reflect the desires of users. And yet ... there are so many interesting things, concept...

bark_bark_bark: Yes, replacement, strange result isn't it ? How I do it ?
I can explain it if you want. Really not rocket science, just a little tweaking. An understanding of the operation of the software. Then a study of critical libs that can break the system. I can explain if you want, but another day please .
Packages for Slackware are really easy to build, I used all methods, Slackbuild, compilation... I can show you too, how you can create your own repository with dependencies support like I did. Maybe tomorrow, in [How to] section.

Ok, I wrote this message for 1 hour and a half. Want to sleep now .
Have a nice evening!_________________I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite Linux distrbution on the Citadel.Last edited by Jejy69 on Tue 23 Jul 2013, 02:14; edited 1 time in total

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